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Books and Webinars being developed based on case history and years of personal experience.
“Get a Job” Strategies for writing your resume, researching jobs and effective networking in person and via the web.
“How to Spend More on What you Want Through Budgeting” Book and Webinar · The book gives you real life successful examples based on the author’s personal experience and his clients. · The included CD tutorial works in conjunction with our “Simple Family Budget” software and walks you through how to use the software.
“Personal Investing Using Online Tools” Webinar · There are plenty of tools available on the web for you to become an astute investment and financial advisor for you and your family. · Which free and fee based tools are of value? · How should you use them? · This recorded webinar will walk you through some of the common tools and how to use them.
“Managers Cookbook” Book · Are you part of the executive management team or Board of Directors of a mid-size or small business or not-for-profit? · Unsure of your responsibilities? · Feel like you need to be more proactive but don’t know where to start? · This book answers your questions.
“Complexification: Parallels Between the Music Industry and Not-for-Profits” Book As most of you know, I have more than a passing interest in the music industry as well as helping out those in need through a variety of not-for-profits. It struck me a few months ago, as I was preparing a speech to the board of directors of a not-for-profit, that there are some interesting parallels between how the music industry has evolved since the 1970s and how many not-for-profits need to evolve today in order to thrive.
This book is a unique look at what not-for-profits can learn from the music industry’s mistakes: · The differences between selling to a client and a customer · Organizations that make sense
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